Self-host sidix

SIDIX is a self-hosted AI agent built on Qwen2.5-7B with LoRA adapters that emphasizes self-learning, provenance tracking, and an epistemological architecture called IHOS (Islamic Holistic Ontological System). Unlike typical chatbots, SIDIX operates as a three-layer cognitive agent: a local LLM brain (Layer 1), 35 tools including web search, code execution, image generation, and multi-agent orchestration (Layer 2), and a continuous learning loop that ingests new corpus data and retrains LoRA adapters quarterly (Layer 3). Key capabilities include the Raudah Protocol for parallel multi-agent research, 5 locked personas (AYMAN, ABOO, OOMAR, ALEY, UTZ) that route based on query type, Sanad chain-of-transmission labeling for every output, Maqashid intent-based filtering, and Naskh knowledge conflict resolution. The project optionally exposes an MCP plugin server for integration with clients like Claude Desktop and Cursor. The hosted service was discontinued in August 2026; users download and run the code themselves. A clean, documented package for self-hosting is being prepared. The research continues in the MiganCore project.